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Introduce vibration. Physical controls give you a topology to orient to. A flat screen doesn't. Every control becomes an exercise in sustained hand-eye coord
by pasbesoin 9y ago
Introduce vibration. Physical controls give you a topology to orient to. A flat screen doesn't.
Every control becomes an exercise in sustained hand-eye coordination.
Talk about your distracted driving -- or flying.
Can haptic feedback really help with that? (Serious question: I haven't had the opportunity.)
- mkempe 9y agoThat's one crucial aspect of the problem. My fingers can navigate across physical controls, simply using my sense of touch, without triggering any of them until I exert sufficient pressure. Could this be emulated in theory with haptic feedback? possibly, but nobody is offering such flat-screen UIs at the moment.
- digi_owl 9y agoOne reason i actually liked resistive screens, because i could rest my fingers on it without triggering anything.